Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21

The most prominent physicians in
the city smoke and recommend
'''ansill's Punch SC. cigar.
Mr.. Jos. Demeroux is quite sick at
the residence of Jos. LaMadeline in
Centralia. DIR. Ridgman is attending
him.
We were mistaken in our last issue,
Mr. T. c.. st. Amour did not leave for
market until Monday night of this
week.
If you need a new chimney, well
tiling, or drainage pipe call at the
REPORTER Office and see samples and get
prices.
Mr.. Henry Pellersel has moved down
on his homestead in Adams county, and
Mr.. Melvin Palmer has rented his resi-
dence in this city.
F. MacKinnon & Co., are shipping
this week over the Green Bay road.
What's the matter with the st. Paul
Company.
The first rapids piece of lumber was
run over the rapids at this point Tues
day afternoon. They broke the front
oar-blade on that trip.
Mr. B. Silber and son Morris, are in
the city on business trip. You may
watch for nice selection of goods on
Mr.. Silber's return.
Owing to their entire freedom from
injurious drugs, '"TansilPs Punch" &C.,
cigars are the most popular IN the
world
We see by the Stevens Point Journal
that E. Nelson, of Amherst talks some
of locating in this city. You are
welcome Mr.. Nelson come right along.
AS Spring is upon us, now is the time
to leave your orders at this office for
sewer, well or drain pipe. Bear this in
mind.
Miss Winnie Rablin and her guest
Miss Sarah Walker, left this city last
Wednesday for several weeks visit
among relatives in the southern part of
the state.
Mr. Fred Closuit contemplates open
ing main street in the first ward from
the old Lavigne residence to the Green
Bay depot. This will make valuable
improvement III C0aC WafQ.
WANTED.-A few energetic, intelligent
and honest ladies and gentlemen, to
ces or recommendations required.
Address, Box S5S, Wausau, Wis.
Demarais & Martin are calcimining,
papering and painting the E. K Smith
residence on High street. Judge Webb
and family will occupy this house while
their residence is being remodeled and
fixed up.
Wausau Central: Judge Webb and
wife, of Grand Rapids, were in the city
with John Mercer, architect and builder
and who is building new residence for
the Judge.
Mr.. Geo. Marsh is having a new stone
cellar and foundation sput in under his
residence in the first ward Mr.
Langdon and Mr. DahllSe are doing the
work, attended by Messrs. Sam Parker
and Jos. Sweeney.
F. A. Hoefs and family will spend the
Sabbath in Portage City with his
parents He informed us that he would
spend the day looking for half dollars
in that sand bank. If he finds any he
is to divide with us for giving him the
pointer.
Mr.. n. E. Emmons moved his stock
of jewelry into the Gardner block while
his building is being moved on the
vacant lots next to the said block. He
is going to have it painted and other
wise improved.
A petition has been circulated in
Centralia petitioning the common coun-
Gil of that city to refuse Mr.. A. F.
Bandeline saloon license on the grounds
that he has kept disorderly place.
We await the councils action.
The store building formerly occupied
by St. Amour & De Mars, Centralia, is
for sale or rent. For particulars inquire
of 7. G.. ST. Amour. If.
The different county offices in the
Court House have been nicely caicimin-
ed and painted by Messrs. Peter
Dessaint and Louis Lauber. Very fine
| work has been done and the court house
looks much better for it.
Mr.. A. G.. McComb, of Bozeman,
Montana, was in this city the past week
| disposing of the last lots he owned in
our sister city Centralia. He just re-
turned from Washington where he had
spent large portion of the past winter
| AS the new senatorial district is now
organized it gives the republicans a
good working majority of over thous.
and. Taking the last presidential vote
of 1884 as basis. The exact figures are
1877. The assembly district remains
the same, democratic.
DR.. III. Worthington left this city fol
Duluth, Tuesday morning where he ex.
poets to locate permanently. Mr. Worth.
ington is well read in his profession and
we have every reason to feel that he
will meet with abundant success in that
growing city.
It is rumored that the Centralia
Enterprise and Grand Rapids Tribune
will consolidate in the near
future This will be the right move in
the right direction. We expect they
will publish large metropolitan paper
We hope they may. The Tribune Office
| will nrOhablV he moved into CentraIia,